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We do art here

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I know its been awhile, but I do still have random doodling to share with you.

New Caduceus, new art

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Animal Party

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illustration of animals at a party

The carved cliff

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Space Creations

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City habitats floating on Venus’ dense gassy atmosphere
alien pack animal

Meditation rock

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Gyrojets: Art for the Band

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Over the last couple years I have been conscripted to imagine and make visible the essence of Gyrojets and their realistic music. Here is a roundup of my favorites:

If you haven’t heard of realistic music, or worse, haven’t heard of
Gyrojets, give a listen:

Cryptids and Friends zine

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I worked up a zine for gift giving over the holidays and have just reprinted a few copies of it. I am thinking of offering them in my store, but I am also thinking I want to bundle it with a companion zine I am working on. For now, I give you it electronically!

Happy Lunar New Year

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Artsy doings in 2017

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So, it looks like in 2017 I finished a few big projects, which is good, but neglected to share much regular doodlin, which is bad. Here’s the gist of my 2017:

Richard Dadd – The Fairy Feller’s Master Stroke

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Richard Dadd was in a psychiatric institution when he painted the Fairy Fellers Master Stroke over the course of nine years.  The painting is remarkable for the layering technique that lends the figures a type of bas relief.  In 1865, after stopping work on, what he considered, the unfinished painting, he wrote a poem that accompanies it called “Elimination of a Picture & its Subject – called The Fellers’ Master Stroke.”

The poem, and the painting really, give me the impression that there is a secret communicated within that is yet to be uncovered.  Perhaps it does this to a lot of people, since it does hold a secret in The Witches of Chiswick by Robert Rankin – one of many pieces of literature that refer to it.

drawing…

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Horror of Pine Lake

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Wallflower

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